A Culturally Relative Approach to Outreach in Rural & Frontier Communities

Filipino Caregivers Battle Lack of Sleep, Other Work Risks

by Neil Gonzales As a caregiver for nearly 10 years, Lea Nelson enjoyed the interactions she had with her elderly clients. “The exchange of stories while eating meals, doing their nails, coloring and cutting their hair, and massaging,” she said. “Playing with them...
A Culturally Relative Approach to Outreach in Rural & Frontier Communities

Undocumented Latinos Aging in New England’s Shadows

By Tibisay Zea. This story originally ran in El Planeta. To read the original article in Spanish, click here. On every warm and sunny afternoon, Pedro Arellano, 68, sings Mexican boleros and rancheras accompanying himself with the guitar at an emblematic park in...
A Culturally Relative Approach to Outreach in Rural & Frontier Communities

Our First PFLAG Meeting – Together

by liz thomson. For the past five years, liz has been doing eldercare with mom and has learned a lot about the healthcare industrial complex, aging experience, and how marginalized the elder communities are. For more about liz and Betty, click here. Since moving in...